After receiving the samples, the testing agency or laboratory will test and analyze the samples in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and standards. This includes testing of the physical and chemical properties, stability, toxicity, etc. of the product.

4. Prepare MSDS report

Based on the test results, the testing agency or laboratory will prepare an MSDS report. Report content usually includes:

Product identification: Includes the product’s full name, brand name, and manufacturer information.

Ingredient information: A detailed list of all chemical ingredients in the detergent, including major and minor ingredients, as well as the chemical names, CAS numbers and concentrations of these ingredients.

Physical and chemical properties: such as appearance, color, odor, pH value, boiling point, ignition point, vapor pressure, etc.

Hazard labels: Use appropriate symbols and warnings to indicate possible hazardous properties of cleaning agents, such as irritation, corrosiveness, flammability, etc.

First aid measures: Provide first aid measures that users should take, including emergency procedures in case of skin contact, inhalation, ingestion or accidental ingestion of the product.

Protective Measures: Provides protective measures to be taken when handling cleaning agents, including appropriate personal protective equipment (e.g. gloves, goggles, masks, etc.).

Fire and Explosion Data: Provides information related to fires and explosions, including firefighting methods and countermeasures, if the cleaning agent is flammable or explosive.

Spill Disposal: Provides guidance on how to handle a cleaning agent spill, including advice on the use of absorbents and waste disposal.

Stability and Reactivity: Provides information on detergent stability and possible incompatibilities under different conditions, as well as conditions to avoid.

Toxicity information: Includes information on potential toxicity to humans and the environment, such as toxicity levels, toxicity pathways, and toxic effects.

Ecological Information: Provides information on a product's potential impact on the environment, including ecotoxicity and biodegradability.

Waste Disposal: Provides advice on cleaning agent waste handling and disposal to ensure compliance and environmental protection.

Shipping information: Provide shipping requirements for your product, including UN numbers, packaging requirements, and shipping classifications.

Regulatory compliance: Ensure that MSDS reports comply with national and regional regulations and standards.

5. Review and issue reports

After the preparation is completed, the testing agency or laboratory will conduct an internal review to ensure the accuracy and compliance of the report. After passing the review, the electronic version of the MSDS report will be sent to the applicant for confirmation. After the applicant confirms that it is correct, the testing agency or laboratory will issue a formal MSDS report in accordance with the agreed method (such as express delivery, email, etc.).

6. Verify the authenticity of the report

Applicants can query the relevant website according to the code on the MSDS report to verify the authenticity of the report.

7. Precautions

Throughout the entire process, it is important to ensure that the information provided is true, accurate, and complete.

Choose a testing agency or laboratory with qualifications and experience to cooperate to ensure the quality and compliance of the report.

Based on changes in regulations and standards, MSDS reports may need to be updated periodically to reflect the latest information and requirements.

Through the above steps, you can successfully apply for the MSDS report of the cleaning agent, which is of great significance to ensure the safe use of the product and compliance with relevant regulations.